Today, we sadly announce the closure of Queen City Nerve after nearly eight years of community journalism for the people of ...

Richard Rathers has been many things: a rehab counselor, a coal miner, a teacher here in the United States and abroad. But for most Charlotteans, at least those with a literary bent, he is known as ...

Before the far-right flank of the state legislature went home to focus on their reelection campaigns, they passed two more ...

Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden is speaking out about two deaths that occurred in the Uptown jail in the span of five days last week as advocates plan to hold a vigil on Monday for those who ...

After two long months with the doors closed, Neighborhood Theatre reopened on Tuesday with a performance by Franz Ferdinand. The Scottish indie-rock band performed for nearly 90 minutes to a sold-out ...

A good 40 years after my last look at Billboard and Cashbox’s weekly Top 100s, the idea of collecting chart-topping hits recorded by the great kings, queens and groups of pop or rock for live theatre ...

Amber Donoghue (left) and Dean Orr quietly opened PostScript in Plaza-Shamrock in March. (Photo by Jess Lawrence) Unbeknownst to all but their closest friends and family, Amber Donoghue and husband ...

Flyana Boss will perform on the Main Stage at First Ward Park on Aug. 15. (Promotional photo) While Pride Month has come and gone for much of the country, in Charlotte, festivities are still to come.

HB 324, a bill aimed at restricting school lessons on race and sex, passed through the N.C. Senate this week. (AdobeStock) HB 324 Will Restrict School Lessons on Race, Sex On Thursday morning the N.C.

OPINION: Gov. Stein Should Veto Bill That Gives More Power to Hyper-Partisan Chief Justice Paul Newby ...

Having launched in December 2018, Queen City Nerve has proudly published around 200 print newspapers, 100+ podcasts and thousands of online pieces covering local news as well as the city’s rich ...

Beyond live music, Charlotte’s summer arts and culture calendar includes theatre, comedy, brunch parties and free museum nights, giving you plenty to do indoors and out.